A knee injury that sidelined the Detroit Lions safety for the final half of the 2025 season has continued to linger and kept him off the practice field. Throughout the past few months, there has been very little clarity on what appears to be a chronic knee injury.

Dan Campbell provides health update on Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph during second week of OTAs.

The Detroit Lions are hopeful the recovery of starting safety Kerby Joseph will keep moving in a positive direction as he’s dealt with a chronic knee injury that cost him 11 weeks in 2025. Coach Dan Campbell has previously touted improvement from the 2024 All-Pro,

Head coach Dan Campbell said spring practices aren't a "priority" for the veterans.

It wasn't the most positive update on Lions safety Kerby Joseph. #lions #nfl

LaPorta was spotted on the field in a limited capacity for the first portion of Thursday's practice. While that's a good sign, uncertainty continues to surround Joseph's status.

The Los Angeles Rams sent shockwaves across the NFL when they traded for star pass rusher Myles Garrett. Among those who were shocked by the trade was Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph. Shortly after reports had surfaced about the trade,